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[FantasticDorf]

When building? Walls. After construction, though, doors connected to other doors will keep each other standing as if they were wall tiles, even if all proper walls get dug out or pulled down around them.

No. What coding gives doors that property.

Furniture in general are not in the raws in any way, shape or form, excepting instruments that can be placed.

Its the opaque coding in the background, it'd be nice to see inside it but whether Toady will ever release that slice of code in malleable raw form we can touch is unknown. You can modify your trap weapons though, i basically created a wooden mallet meat pulveriser trap by re-applying a spike trap to activate when pulled and slap anything ontop around a bit.

In this case it would also apply to grates with similar properties whether they are laid down on the floor or upright. Walls are required, its not describable or defined in any RAW form.

[Atkana]

i need a playable boogeymen mod

This was a mod I didn't know I needed until I saw it mentioned, so I made something with DFhack. In theory it lets you play as any creature, but I designed it and it's sister script so you could play as the uniquely generated creatures of the world. The scripts are fairly basic but should do their job (I have ideas for a much fancier version if I ever learn how GUIs work).

Here's the first script. It reports the range of race IDs used for all the randomly generated creatures for the loaded world (including all the spoilers). Use it when you have a save loaded and take a note of the race ID you want to use - an ideal time to use it is on the very first screen for character creation during adventure mode, where you have to choose a race to play as.

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

generated-creature-info.lua

Code: [Select]

--Prints the race ids of the World's generated creatures
--[[
NOTES:
Assumes generated creatures are recorded in order (quick research suggests it's the case)
Also assumes run in a vanilla environment because there (lazily) aren't many safety checks included to prevent mods breaking things.
Content warning: Sloppy + cumbersome code.
]]

local settingMentionRedundant = true --If true, it'll mention when there are no examples of a creature generated for that world. If false, it won't waste the space mentioning it.

local low_divine
local high_divine

local low_werebeast
local high_werebeast

local low_bogeyman
local high_bogeyman

local low_troll
local high_troll

local low_titan
local high_titan

local low_forgotten
local high_forgotten

local low_demon
local high_demon
local uniqueDemon = {}

local current
for i = 1, #df.global.world.raws.creatures.all, 1 do
local alti = i-1
current = df.global.world.raws.creatures.all[alti]
if current.flags.CASTE_DEMON == true then
--A demon
--Other detection methods would be: if creature_id starts with "DEMON_"
if (low_demon == nil) or (alti < low_demon) then
low_demon = alti
end
if (high_demon == nil) or (alti > high_demon) then
high_demon = alti
end
--But also!
--In order to mention if the Demon with that ID is a Unique Demon
if current.flags.CASTE_UNIQUE_DEMON == true then
table.insert(uniqueDemon, alti)
end
elseif current.flags.CASTE_NIGHT_CREATURE_BOGEYMAN == true then
--A bogeyman
--Other detection methods would be: if name[0] is "bogeyman", or if prefstring[0] is "terror-inspiring antics"
if (low_bogeyman == nil) or (alti < low_bogeyman) then
low_bogeyman = alti
end
if (high_bogeyman == nil) or (alti > high_bogeyman) then
high_bogeyman = alti
end
elseif (#current.prefstring >= 1) and (current.prefstring[0].value == "macabre ways") then
--A Night Troll
if (low_troll == nil) or (alti < low_troll) then
low_troll = alti
end
if (high_troll == nil) or (alti > high_troll) then
high_troll = alti
end
elseif current.flags.CASTE_FEATURE_BEAST == true then
--A Forgotten Beast
--Other detection methods would be: if name[0] is "forgotten beast"
if (low_forgotten == nil) or (alti < low_forgotten) then
low_forgotten = alti
end
if (high_forgotten == nil) or (alti > high_forgotten) then
high_forgotten = alti
end
elseif current.name[0]:sub(1,4) == "were" then --Ugh, so hacky
--Werebeast
if (low_werebeast == nil) or (alti < low_werebeast) then
low_werebeast = alti
end
if (high_werebeast == nil) or (alti > high_werebeast) then
high_werebeast = alti
end
elseif (current.creature_id:find("HF") ~= nil) and (current.creature_id:find("DIVINE_") ~= nil) then --Hacky and the HF check isn't necessary, I just wanted to make sure this one has less chance of breaking
--An Angel/Divine
--Other detection methods would be: the flag CASTE_unk_9e looks like it's for Angels, but I couldn't be sure that a) that's a correct assumption and b) it won't change in a future version of DFhack (using an outdated version to test this all on)
if (low_divine == nil) or (alti < low_divine) then
low_divine = alti
end
if (high_divine == nil) or (alti > high_divine) then
high_divine = alti
end
--A good script would also not the differences in Gods (the HF part) between the Angels. This is not a good script.
elseif current.flags.CASTE_TITAN == true then
--A Titan
--Other detection methods would be: if creature ID begins "TITAN_"
if (low_titan == nil) or (alti < low_titan) then
low_titan = alti
end
if (high_titan == nil) or (alti > high_titan) then
high_titan = alti
end
end
end

--Make the words do the wording
--Really wishing I designed this properly so I don't have to write this out multiple times >.>
if low_demon ~= nil then
print("Demon race IDs in this world range from: " .. low_demon .. " to " .. high_demon)
if #uniqueDemon >= 1 then
local out = "\t ...with Unique Demons using: "
for i = 1, #uniqueDemon, 1 do
out = (out .. " ".. uniqueDemon[i])
end
print(out)
end
elseif settingMentionRedundant == true then
print("There are no Demons in this world")
end

if low_bogeyman ~= nil then
print("Bogeymen race IDs in this world range from: " .. low_bogeyman .. " to " .. high_bogeyman)
elseif settingMentionRedundant == true then
print("There are no Bogeymen in this world")
end

if low_troll ~= nil then
print("Night Troll race IDs in this world range from: " .. low_troll .. " to " .. high_troll)
elseif settingMentionRedundant == true then
print("There are no Night Trolls in this world")
end

if low_forgotten ~= nil then
print("Forgotten Beast race IDs in this world range from: " .. low_forgotten .. " to " .. high_forgotten)
elseif settingMentionRedundant == true then
print("There are no Forgotten Beasts in this world")
end

if low_werebeast ~= nil then
print("Werebeast race IDs in this world range from: " .. low_werebeast .. " to " .. high_werebeast)
elseif settingMentionRedundant == true then
print("There are no Werebeasts in this world")
end

if low_divine ~= nil then
print("Angel race IDs in this world range from: " .. low_divine .. " to " .. high_divine)
elseif settingMentionRedundant == true then
print("There are no Angels in this world")
end

if low_titan ~= nil then
print("Titan race IDs in this world range from: " .. low_titan .. " to " .. high_titan)
elseif settingMentionRedundant == true then
print("There are no Titans in this world")
end


The second script is the bit that actually changes what race you are. First, navigate through the character creation steps until you get to the page where you assign your skills and attributes. What you pick as a race on the first page doesn't really matter in terms of what you'll be physically, though it does effect what civilization you belong to (and subsequently your default ethics) - personally I'd pick human outsider as an option to not have any ties to a civilization. When you're on the skills and attributes page run the second script as explained in the notes near the top of the script. If it worked, you should see your race change in the top left of the Dwarf Fortress window and you're free to continue character creation as your normally would.

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

adventurer-race.lua

Code: [Select]

--Set the to-be adventurer's race with a given ID
--[[
Use on the skills setting screen during adventurer setup, ideally after choosing to play a Human Outsider.
Usage:
adventurer-race raceId casteId(optional)
Example:
adventurer-race 150 0
Caste is optional, and if not included will default to 0. Some creatures have only 1 caste (caste 0) and having caste set to anything other than 0 will cause a crash when the character loads. For normal gendered creatures 0 = female and 1 = male, though some creatures may have more castes than that. Basically: if you don't know what you're doing then leave this alone.
Maybe someday in the future when I know how to do GUI stuff this'll have a fancy GUI list of all the creatures to pick from.
]]
local args = {...}
local race = args[1]
local caste = args[2] or 0

if dfhack.gui.getCurFocus() ~= "setupadventure" then
print("Use this while setting up an adventurer!")
return
end

local view = df.global.gview.view.child

if view.page ~= 4 then
print("Use this on the Skills and Attributes page!")
return
end

if not race then
print("Include a race ID!")
return
end

view.adventurer.race = race
view.adventurer.caste = caste


If something breaks/you have a question feel free to message me, I'll probably respond

[overseer05-15]

When building? Walls. After construction, though, doors connected to other doors will keep each other standing as if they were wall tiles, even if all proper walls get dug out or pulled down around them.

No. What coding gives doors that property.

It's hardcoded.

[Putnam]

When building? Walls. After construction, though, doors connected to other doors will keep each other standing as if they were wall tiles, even if all proper walls get dug out or pulled down around them.

No. What coding gives doors that property.

Furniture in general are not in the raws in any way, shape or form, excepting instruments that can be placed.

[Max™]

i need a playable boogeymen mod

This was a mod I didn't know I needed until I saw it mentioned, so I made something with DFhack. In theory it lets you play as any creature, but I designed it and it's sister script so you could play as the uniquely generated creatures of the world. The scripts are fairly basic but should do their job (I have ideas for a much fancier version if I ever learn how GUIs work).

If something breaks/you have a question feel free to message me, I'll probably respond

I dug your idea and was able to see a much simpler route to your desired goal:

Code: (generventurated.lua) [Select]

--Use on the adventurer race selection screen to use generated creatures, and again on the entities screen to fill it out.
local vw = df.global.gview.view.child
local current
local gcas
local gent
if not df.viewscreen_setupadventurest:is_instance(vw) then
qerror("Kinda needed to do this before you finished setting up an adventurer.")
elseif df.viewscreen_setupadventurest:is_instance(vw) then
if vw.page==0 then
current = df.global.world.raws.creatures.all
for m, n in ipairs(current) do
if current[m].flags.GENERATED == true then
gcas = current[m].caste
for j, k in ipairs(gcas) do
gcas[j].flags.CAN_SPEAK = true
gcas[j].flags.CAN_LEARN = true
gcas[j].flags.CANOPENDOORS = true
gcas[j].flags.LOCAL_POPS_CONTROLLABLE = true
gcas[j].flags.OUTSIDER_CONTROLLABLE = true
gcas[j].flags.LOCAL_POPS_PRODUCE_HEROES = true
end
for v = #vw.race_ids, m-#vw.race_ids, m do
vw.race_ids:resize(#vw.race_ids+1)
vw.race_ids[v] = m
end
end
end
elseif vw.page==3 then
gent = df.global.world.entities.all
for q, r in ipairs(gent) do
if gent[q].type==0 then
vw.home_entity_ids:resize(#vw.home_entity_ids+1)
vw.home_entity_ids[#vw.home_entity_ids-1] = gent[q].id
end
end
end
endRun it on the race choosing screen:

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Run it on the entity screen after you pick your generated beastie:

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Feel free to scrap or build off of it for a more gooey gui version, pretty neat idea all in all, and as always check out the dfhack thread and if you want to push some scripts to the main dfhack repo, fork yourself a copy of this: https://github.com/DFHack/scripts and hack away!

[Rethi-Eli]

Never mind, problem has been solved. PTW

[Atkana]

-snip-

I dug your idea and was able to see a much simpler route to your desired goal:

Code: (generventurated.lua) [Select]

--Use on the adventurer race selection screen to use generated creatures, and again on the entities screen to fill it out.
local vw = df.global.gview.view.child
local current
local gcas
local gent
if not df.viewscreen_setupadventurest:is_instance(vw) then
qerror("Kinda needed to do this before you finished setting up an adventurer.")
elseif df.viewscreen_setupadventurest:is_instance(vw) then
if vw.page==0 then
current = df.global.world.raws.creatures.all
for m, n in ipairs(current) do
if current[m].flags.GENERATED == true then
gcas = current[m].caste
for j, k in ipairs(gcas) do
gcas[j].flags.CAN_SPEAK = true
gcas[j].flags.CAN_LEARN = true
gcas[j].flags.CANOPENDOORS = true
gcas[j].flags.LOCAL_POPS_CONTROLLABLE = true
gcas[j].flags.OUTSIDER_CONTROLLABLE = true
gcas[j].flags.LOCAL_POPS_PRODUCE_HEROES = true
end
for v = #vw.race_ids, m-#vw.race_ids, m do
vw.race_ids:resize(#vw.race_ids+1)
vw.race_ids[v] = m
end
end
end
elseif vw.page==3 then
gent = df.global.world.entities.all
for q, r in ipairs(gent) do
if gent[q].type==0 then
vw.home_entity_ids:resize(#vw.home_entity_ids+1)
vw.home_entity_ids[#vw.home_entity_ids-1] = gent[q].id
end
end
end
endRun it on the race choosing screen:

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

Run it on the entity screen after you pick your generated beastie:

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

Feel free to scrap or build off of it for a more gooey gui version, pretty neat idea all in all, and as always check out the dfhack thread and if you want to push some scripts to the main dfhack repo, fork yourself a copy of this: https://github.com/DFHack/scripts and hack away!

Awesome - that's way better than my version! (It also got me to update dfhack in order to use it, which had a bonus of solving a bunch of things I was having trouble working out ). I initially did a bit of investigating down the flags path but obviously didn't science hard enough because I couldn't get them to work. Now I understand why I wasn't getting the "g: Become [another caste]" option with my method - because the other castes didn't have the right flags enabled.

As penance for my initial lack of science, I did some investigation to sort out the problem the script has with the flag changes not being saved.
The quick summary + solution:
If you want edits to a Generated creature to persist after a save+load, you must add the changes into the raws entry since changes to flags aren't saved (though you should still set the flags if you want the edits to be available for the play session the edits are made in).

The ramblings:

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

Quick note: When I mention "raws entry" I'm referring to the df.global.world.raws.creatures.all[number].raws dealy (sorry, don't know technical programming terms )

I did a bit of investigation into how saving changes to creatures works and this is how I understand the process of saving and loading creatures works based off of the results:

When the game loads:
   For any creature that isn't Generated, the game loads the raws from the save's raw/objects folder into the raws entry.
      Generated creature information is stored somewhere separately and their raws are loaded into their raws entry.
   The creature's information is then built using the information in the raws entry (flags set, etc.)

When the game saves:
   If the creature doesn't have the GENERATED flag set (note: GENERATED flag, rather than [GENERATED] token in raws entry), it doesn't save any changes (flag changes, additions/edits to the raw entry, etc.).
   If the creature has the GENERATED flag set, the game will save the creature's raws entry (including edits) to the special location Generated creatures are saved.
      I think it might also be here where the Generated creatures are sorted into their neat little groups, though that might happen during loading, I'm not sure. Generated race ids are always added as a group onto the end of the regular creatures - if a creature wasn't a Generated creature prior to being saved with the Generated flag set, its race id is changed to suit wherever the grouping process deems fit to place it (Generated creatures without the other flags seem to go at the beginning of the list, before CASTE_FEATURE_BEASTs).
      
An interaction of note: Because the game only checks for the GENERATED flag to determine a creature should be saved as a Generated creature, it's entirely possible for it to save a creature whose raws entry lack the [GENERATED] tag. When the game is next loaded, the creature is built again and won't have the GENERATED flag set during the building process, meaning its raws entry will no longer be saved during the next save. If the creature was originally a normal creature it means that the next time it's loaded it'll use the raws from the save's raw/objects folder like normal (though it keeps the new race id if it got moved when Generated creatures were grouped). If the creature was originally a Generated creature I'd assume the game would just crash, but I haven't tested it

I'll leave it to you to figure out how to add entries to the raws entries with a script since my programming knowledge is fairly limited (I tried my best, but ran into problems trying to work out how to format a string containing square brackets properly )


Oh yeah, and just so this isn't all just dfhackery stuff outside of the dfhack thread I'll mention this for people in general: While the wiki doesn't mention it, [LOCAL_POPS_CONTROLLABLE], [OUTSIDER_CONTROLLABLE], and [LOCAL_POPS_PRODUCE_HEROES] are seemingly all caste-level tokens. The only one that really has any impact in adventure mode is the [OUTSIDER_CONTROLLABLE] token, which you can use to limit Outsider adventurers to only specific castes of a creature if you wanted to.

[Max™]

The controllable/heroes tokens let you start as that caste in a civilization.

Still playing with the idea of that script, I think I know how to make it work without needing to be run twice if I can just get it to change the screen right, but then I got sidetracked trying to get the "Forgotten Beast x60" list to find the string with their description and put the first part as the name.

[scourge728]

So I tried to make a building that lets you turn metals into other metals, I build the building..... and none of the reactions show up

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reaction_transmute

[OBJECT:REACTION]

[REACTION:sco_transmute1]
     [NAME:Transmute tin to pig iron]
     [BUILDING:CONVERTER:a]
     [REAGENT:A:300:BAR:NO_SUBTYPE:METAL:TIN]
    [REAGENT:B:1:BOULDER:NO_SUBTYPE:NONE:NONE][REACTION_CLASS:FLUX]
     [PRODUCT:100:1:BAR:NO_SUBTYPE:METAL:PIG_IRON][PRODUCT_DIMENSION:150]
     [FUEL]
     [SKILL:ALCHEMY]
   [CATEGORY:SCO_TM_TIN]
   [CATEGORY_NAME:Transmute tin]
   [CATEGORY_DESCRIPTION:Transmute tin into other metals.]
     
   
[REACTION:sco_transmute2]
     [NAME:Transmute copper to iron]
     [BUILDING:CONVERTER:b]
     [REAGENT:A:300:BAR:NO_SUBTYPE:METAL:COPPER]
    [REAGENT:B:1:BOULDER:NO_SUBTYPE:NONE:NONE][REACTION_CLASS:FLUX]
     [PRODUCT:100:1:BAR:NO_SUBTYPE:METAL:IRON][PRODUCT_DIMENSION:150]
     [FUEL]
     [SKILL:ALCHEMY]
   [CATEGORY:SCO_TM_COPPER]
   [CATEGORY_NAME:Transmute copper]
   [CATEGORY_DESCRIPTION:Transmute copper into other metals.]
   
[REACTION:sco_transmute3]
     [NAME:Transmute gold to iron]
     [BUILDING:CONVERTER:c]
     [REAGENT:A:150:BAR:NO_SUBTYPE:METAL:GOLD]
    [REAGENT:B:1:BOULDER:NO_SUBTYPE:NONE:NONE][REACTION_CLASS:FLUX]
     [PRODUCT:100:1:BAR:NO_SUBTYPE:METAL:IRON][PRODUCT_DIMENSION:150]
     [FUEL]
     [SKILL:ALCHEMY]
   [CATEGORY:SCO_TM_GOLD]
   [CATEGORY_NAME:Transmute gold]
   [CATEGORY_DESCRIPTION:Transmute gold into other metals.]
   
[REACTION:sco_transmute4]
     [NAME:Transmute rose gold to pig iron]
     [BUILDING:CONVERTER:d]
     [REAGENT:A:150:BAR:NO_SUBTYPE:METAL:ROSE_GOLD]
    [REAGENT:B:1:BOULDER:NO_SUBTYPE:NONE:NONE][REACTION_CLASS:FLUX]
     [PRODUCT:100:1:BAR:NO_SUBTYPE:METAL:PIG_IRON][PRODUCT_DIMENSION:150]
     [FUEL]
     [SKILL:ALCHEMY]
   [CATEGORY:SCO_TM_ROSE_GOLD]
   [CATEGORY_NAME:Transmute rose gold]
   [CATEGORY_DESCRIPTION:Transmute rose gold into other metals.]
   
[REACTION:sco_transmute5]
     [NAME:Transmute gold to platinum]
     [BUILDING:CONVERTER:e]
     [REAGENT:A:300:BAR:NO_SUBTYPE:METAL:GOLD]
    [REAGENT:B:1:BOULDER:NO_SUBTYPE:NONE:NONE][REACTION_CLASS:FLUX]
     [PRODUCT:100:1:BAR:NO_SUBTYPE:METAL:PLATINUM][PRODUCT_DIMENSION:150]
     [FUEL]
     [SKILL:ALCHEMY]
    [CATEGORY:SCO_TM_GOLD]
   
[REACTION:sco_transmute6]
     [NAME:Transmute iron to gold]
     [BUILDING:CONVERTER:f]
     [REAGENT:A:150:BAR:NO_SUBTYPE:METAL:IRON]
    [REAGENT:B:1:BOULDER:NO_SUBTYPE:NONE:NONE][REACTION_CLASS:FLUX]
     [PRODUCT:100:1:BAR:NO_SUBTYPE:METAL:IRON][PRODUCT_DIMENSION:150]
     [FUEL]
     [SKILL:ALCHEMY]
   [CATEGORY:SCO_TM_IRON]
   [CATEGORY_NAME:Transmute iron]
   [CATEGORY_DESCRIPTION:Transmute iron into other metals.]
   
[REACTION:sco_transmute7]
     [NAME:Transmute iron to bronze]
     [BUILDING:CONVERTER:g]
     [REAGENT:A:150:BAR:NO_SUBTYPE:METAL:IRON]
    [REAGENT:B:1:BOULDER:NO_SUBTYPE:NONE:NONE][REACTION_CLASS:FLUX]
     [PRODUCT:100:2:BAR:NO_SUBTYPE:METAL:BRONZE][PRODUCT_DIMENSION:150]
     [FUEL]
     [SKILL:ALCHEMY]
    [CATEGORY:SCO_TM_IRON]
   
[REACTION:sco_transmute8]
     [NAME:Transmute iron to silver]
     [BUILDING:CONVERTER:h]
     [REAGENT:A:150:BAR:NO_SUBTYPE:METAL:IRON]
    [REAGENT:B:1:BOULDER:NO_SUBTYPE:NONE:NONE][REACTION_CLASS:FLUX]
     [PRODUCT:100:2:BAR:NO_SUBTYPE:METAL:SILVER][PRODUCT_DIMENSION:150]
     [FUEL]
     [SKILL:ALCHEMY]
    [CATEGORY:SCO_TM_IRON]

[REACTION:sco_transmute9]
     [NAME:Transmute silver to gold]
     [BUILDING:CONVERTER:i]
     [REAGENT:A:300:BAR:NO_SUBTYPE:METAL:SILVER]
    [REAGENT:B:1:BOULDER:NO_SUBTYPE:NONE:NONE][REACTION_CLASS:FLUX]
     [PRODUCT:100:1:BAR:NO_SUBTYPE:METAL:GOLD][PRODUCT_DIMENSION:150]
     [FUEL]
     [SKILL:ALCHEMY]
    [CATEGORY:SCO_TM_SILVER]
    [CATEGORY_NAME:Transmute silver]
    [CATEGORY_DESCRIPTION:Transmute silver into other metals]

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building_converter

[OBJECT:BUILDING]

[BUILDING_WORKSHOP:CONVERTER]
   [NAME:Transmuter]
   [NAME_COLOR:7:0:1]
   [DIM:3:3]
   [WORK_LOCATION:2:2]
   [BUILD_LABOR:ALCHEMIST]
   [BUILD_KEY:CUSTOM_SHIFT_A]
   [BLOCK:1:0:0:1]
   [BLOCK:2:0:0:1]
   [BLOCK:3:0:0:0]
   [TILE:0:1:' ':' ':150]
   [TILE:0:2:' ':' ':'/']
   [TILE:0:3:'-':' ':' ']
   [COLOR:0:1:0:0:0:0:0:0:6:0:0]
   [COLOR:0:2:0:0:0:0:0:0:6:0:0]
   [COLOR:0:3:6:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:0]
   [TILE:1:1:' ':' ':'=']
   [TILE:1:2:'-':' ':8]
   [TILE:1:3:' ':' ':150]
   [COLOR:1:1:0:0:0:0:0:0:6:0:0]
   [COLOR:1:2:6:0:0:0:0:0:6:0:0]
   [COLOR:1:3:0:0:0:0:0:0:6:0:0]
   [TILE:2:1:'-':' ':8]
   [TILE:2:2:' ':' ':8]
   [TILE:2:3:' ':150:' ']
   [COLOR:2:1:6:0:0:0:0:0:6:0:0]
   [COLOR:2:2:0:0:0:0:0:0:6:0:0]
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[scamtank]

Are dwarf entities allowed to use those reactions?

[scourge728]

Yes.... wait a minute, do the reaction names in the entity have to be in caps?

[Putnam]

Yes.... wait a minute, do the reaction names in the entity have to be in caps?

You would be very surprised at what doesn't need to be in caps.

[Rethi-Eli]

When in DF modding, do as the vanilla files do

[Dorsidwarf]

How do you select a specific bodypart and apply a tissue to it?

If I have a creature with feathers, but I want it's feet to be scaled instead, how would I do that?

[BlackFlyme]

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